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Fusion probabilities for the Ge + Nd and Se + Ce reactions were obtained near the Coulomb barrier, and the effects of nuclear deformation on the fusion process were discussed. The former reaction represents fusion involving the prolately deformed target Nd, whereas the latter reaction is the fusion with the spherical target Ce. We obtained the fusion probability by measuring the evaporation residue (ER) cross sections. The system Se + Ce showed fusion hindrance in the form of the extra-extra-push energy of 27± 5 MeV, whereas the system Ge + Nd does not show any hindrance at the bombarding energy corresponding to the Coulomb barrier for the collision of Ge on the side of Nd. Our results suggest that the reaction starting from the compact touching point (side collision) results in a higher fusion probability.

Effects of Nuclear Deformation on the Fusion Probability in the Reactions of 76Ge + 150Nd and 82Se + natCe